The Ancient and Present Manner of Holding Parliaments in England: With Their Priviledges

Samuel Speed, 1663 - 237 pagina's

TABLE	1

The Commission for choice of a	8

The difference beween the ancient	9

Of the title of the party Summoned	10

P	16

Per Clerum P 40	20

Earls that renewed their Charter	28

Of Barons by tenure P	40

the Parliament though theChancel	115

The manner bow the cause of fun	119

The election of a Speaker P	126

The Speakers proteftation p	133

His fpeecbancient at this dayp 1351	138

+ reedom of Speech	144

Concerning the commitment of aPeer	151

Precedents alleadged by Mr Attor	160

To the great Councel P	51

The form of the ancient writ for	57

Who are not to be chofen p	64

Of Appearance	70

CHAP 3	81

fit at conference with the Lords	84

CHAP 4	91

T He making of Proxies prove the Lords right to be fummo	96

The Kings license of latter times	102

The form of the Proxie at this	107

The Duke of Suffolks Cafe	166

The commitment of the Bishop	173

How the parties arrefted have been	194

In what Cafe a new Speaker bath	201

Twhom Tryers and Receiver s	208

Who were anciently appointed	214

Per petitionem de confilio p	223

Petitions endorſed Coram Rege	229

Of Petitions endorsed Authoritate	235

Titel	The Ancient and Present Manner of Holding Parliaments in England: With Their Priviledges
Auteur	Henry Elsynge
Uitgever	Samuel Speed, 1663
Oorspronkelijk uit	The British Library
Gedigitaliseerd	8 sep 2015
Lengte	237 pagina's

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